Sentence examples for consecrated as a from inspiring English sources

With the Christian reconquest of Spain in the 13th century, it was consecrated as a cathedral.

In 2010 the uncompleted church was consecrated as a basilica by Pope Benedict XVI.

This is hallowed by the fact that it was consecrated as a house of God in 1766.

Consecrated as a bishop (c. 604), Mellitus was directed to preach in the kingdom of the East Saxons.

After studies at Freiburg im Breisgau, Haetzer was probably consecrated as a priest and given a chaplaincy near Zürich.

Towne even shows the curious appearance of Christian altarpieces standing like wardrobes in the main arena: it had been consecrated as a church in those days.

It was no coincidence that the chapel was the first part of the palace to be completed and was consecrated as early as 1752.

In 1989, the Rev. Barbara Clementine Harris became the first woman to be consecrated as an Episcopal bishop.

An image, form, or representation, usually of a man or other animal, consecrated as an object of worship; a deity.

After a year, he was consecrated as an acolyte in the Strasbourg church of the Williamites, and he took his vows as a full Dominican friar.

It is unclear when Deusdedit adopted his new name, although the historian Richard Sharpe considers it likely to have been when he was consecrated as an archbishop, rather than when he entered religious life.